Mandziuk Retains Marquette Seat As PCs Hold
In Ottawa Manitoba results Mandziuk of the Progressive Conservatives holds Marquette with 10 965 votes against Liberal Harris Huston 6 404 Donovan 0 1 995 Sotas 920 NDP. Mandziuk returns to Ottawa for a fourth term, unsure if as government or opposition member. Area poll tallies show Liberals at 127 seats, Conservatives 96, Social Credit 24, NDP 17. service vote pending may shift several close seats.
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Marneue
Cacepurs
Western Canada
Nick Mandziuk
Mandziuk
Harris Huston
Liberal
Social Credit
NDP
Huston
Donovan
Sotas
Ottawa
Marquette
Liberals
Lester B. Pearson
NDB
Manitoba
Konantz
Gordon Chown
St. Lazare Foxwarren
Balmerino
Hayes
Binscarth
B.C
Fouillard
Millwood
Russell
Dieten
Baker
Pearl
Harrowby
Shellmouth
Endcliffe
Boulton
Silverton
Lizard Point
Angusville
Silver Beach
Ruthenia
Birdtail
Rossburn
Rosson
Russell Adv
Schools Orchestra At Russell on 19th
The Greater Winnipeg Schools Symphony Orchestra tours Western Manitoba during Easter week. They perform in Russell Community Hall on Friday April 19 with tickets priced at 1.00 and rush seats at 7 cents, sold by Home and School Association members. children tickets at the door. Adjudicator Dr. Denis Wright of England praised the five piece and second pieces with scores of 90 and 91 at the Manitoba Music Festival, calling the marks extraordinary.
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Commonwealth
Manitoba
Greater Winnipeg
Russell
Wright
Service Bowlers Wind Up Season With Session Next Week
Top ACC Germimtion team will hold a session next Wednesday evening to complete the season and wind up events. Elks and Legion leaders A teams post comfortable margins over B groups while Kiwi divisions face tighter races. The piece also notes a Mozart horn concerto spotlight and regional musical programs at Camp Shilo Killarney with large orchestras, plus Brandon College faculty planning student test score consultations in April and May for local Russell students.
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ACC Germim—tion
Elks and Legion
Ned
Brandon College
Ach
Russell Area
Ruth B Allerton
Gayle L. Cartwright
David H. Cochrane
Diana J. Dunsmore
Donna MC Fraser
All Can Assist In Centennial Plan
Mr M J G McMullen urged local support for Canada’s 1967 Centennial, addressing about 125 attendees in the Community Hall. He spoke vividly to spark interest and planning for the nationwide celebration.
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Canada
M. J. G. McMullen
Russell Curling Club Honors Life Members at Meeting
Russell Curling Club honored long time curlers James A. Burgess and George W. Bicknell with life member certificates at the annual meeting officiated by C. R. Loney. Attendance fell to fifteen due to NLL playoffs on TV. discussed joining the North-Western bonspiel and grass seed planting under rink trees, plus forming a committee to investigate frost prevention. A child from Peterboro, Ontario, will receive one of the club pins as a token of appreciation.
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Eeara Enrly
Russell Curling Club
C. R. Loney
James A. Burgess
George W. Bicknell
Peterboro
Ont
Russell
Rural Scene at Clearview Farm Tops Hereford Show
Black Eagle 2 led the Reserve and Grand placings as Clearview Farm Angus bulls and females dominated, with Primrose Hereford Farms Ltd. taking Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion Hereford. Eileenmere of Clearview 23 and 24 led bull teams while Primrose Supreme 16R was Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand. Primrose Hereford Farms earned top class and group placements. Watt Cochrane and Son and Woodhouse Bros showed their bulls. Shorthorns by Calgarth Farms fetched 1000 dollars. 4H Calf Club entrants and local growers won various prizes in oats, barley, flax and wheat categories.
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Black Eagle
Clearview Farm
Angus
Eileenmere
Clearview
Madaing
Srd
Hereford
Primrose Hereford Farms Ltd
Watson Dunn and Sons
Primrose Supreme
E. & V. Dunn
Silverton
Watt Cochrane and Son
Woodhouse _ Bros
Chas
Anglers Set Trout Opening Dates In Designated Waters
Minister C H Wimney of mines and natural resources announces trout fishing in designated waters begins April 15, with the general angling season starting May 18. The observance marks a pre season day for trout enthusiasts before the main fishing period.
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C. H. Wimney
Easter recess and post rules plus Canadian election outlook
The article discusses Easter recess not reopening until Monday, a Good Friday rest, and postal cautions about Easter seals. It notes political aftermath with Liberal dominance but uncertain majority, possible cabinet reshuffles under Prime Minister Diefenbaker, and potential coalition options. It also promotes Canadian Library Week and urges reading and library use.
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Danese Wilke
Coates Waleth
Mel McMullen
Manitoba
Frederick Phillip Grove
Robert J. C. Stead
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Post Office
Golden Boy bill faces stiff opposition over resources plan
Manitoba debate centers on the Mines and Natural Resources budget of 4.91 million dollars. Liberal, NDP and Social Credit critics push for crown lands reforms and stronger wild game conservation while opposing overlapping agencies. Proponents argue new bodies align with Manitoba’s forward plan despite warnings of waste and redundancy.
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C. J. Witney
Mines & Natural Resources Department
Sarah
Europe
Liberal
NDP
Social Credit
Gurney Evans
Manitoba
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Diefenbaker
Pcs
David Watson
Ochestra
Winnipeg Symphony
Camp Shilo
Killarney
Winnipeg
Sintle Denior Wright
Ecstatio
Legion
Kiwanis
Elks
Bill Uhryniuk
Align
Harold Woodhouse
Chas. L. Mushumaanski
Stary Woodhouse
Binearth
Garth
Foxwarren
Lass
Winnie Eit Ble
Prairie
Newfoundland
Thompson
Finance
Caouette
Douglas
Knowles
Pearson
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